
A Familiar Sight The World Over
BERTHA CLAY LIBRARY
IN LOVE’S HANDS;
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IN LOVE’S HANDS.
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV.
A young woman of modest means finds herself thrust into a world of genteel society where duty and desire clash at every turn. When a chance encounter with a charismatic yet troubled gentleman awakens feelings she has long kept hidden, she must navigate the expectations of family, the whispers of scandal, and her own heart’s yearning for freedom. The narrative follows her cautious steps toward a love that promises both redemption and ruin, offering a tender glimpse into the delicate balance between self‑respect and sacrifice.
The story’s gentle pacing allows the reader to savor the heroine’s inner conflicts as she learns to trust her instincts against a backdrop of opulent gatherings and quiet, intimate moments. With vivid emotional detail and a steady undercurrent of hope, the tale invites listeners to reflect on the timeless struggle of choosing love over convention, all while remaining rooted in the earnest spirit of early romance fiction.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (307K characters)
Release date
2024-08-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1865–1922
Best known for sweeping Victorian romance and family drama, this byline carried a huge popular following on both sides of the Atlantic. The name "Bertha M. Clay" was most famously linked to English novelist Charlotte M. Brame, though it was also later used as a house name by other writers.
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